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Off Grid Tools Survival Companion ABS Bottle Opener Knife Multi-Tool TC100 2 3/4" black finish D2 Green Polycarbonate PC handle

Name: Off Grid Tools Survival Companion ABS Bottle Opener Knife Multi-Tool TC100 2 3/4" black finish D2 Green Polycarbonate PC handle
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 38985772338
Price: 21.84 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6786 (24 reviews)

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Off Grid Tools Survival Companion ABS Bottle Opener Knife Multi Tool TC100 2 3 4" black finish D2 Green Polycarbonate PC handle 2 3 4" black finish D2 tool steel drop point blade Mission accomplished ABS body l Fold out ferro rod l magnesium tinder rod l light reflective panel l emergency whistle l sharpener l thermometer l mirror panel l compass l belt clip l Hex wrench (1 4 Clam packed

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